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Honestly prefer F1 to this. They're very similar in as far as them being hyper polished brain-off flicks, but F1 had Pitt's charisma, the occasional tense moment, and less claustrophobia bringing down the comfiness.
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F1 was kinda mid and Brad hard carried
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i couldn't turn my brain off hard enough to enjoy F1, was too cheesy for me.
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I haven't seen F1, but I feel like I've already seen it and almost don't need to see it for real, knowing what it's about and how it will be like picrel- overly polished and formulaic, as if an AI made it



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